Dr. Glenn lived a wonderous life, a life on the wild side, sowing his wild oats, until he had his spiritual awakening at aged 37.

Seeing the names of all the immigrants who came for a new life and here he was throwing his life away, everything changed.

He went back to school to learn how he became so lost, and eventually he got a PHD and still he was always looking for something extra.

Along the way, he learned about a Chinese sage called MENCIUS, who believed that all of humanity were inherently good.

"pity the man who has lost his path and does not follow it, pity the man who lost his heart and does not go out and find it"

"when their dogs or chicks are lost, they go out and look for them, but when their hearts, their good nature is lost, they don't go out and look for them"

Dr. Glenn expands on his hunger for wisdom and knowledge and in every language, the message always appeared to be the same.

If we are going to find our true selves, we have to look inwards, to find the heart of the matter, by cultivating the heart.

We are each meant to achieve greatness and move mountains, but if we don't feed all of the being, not just mentally and physically but also emotionally and spiritually.

We need to find a natural process to find who we are meant to be.

please sit back and enjoy Dr. Glenn's perspective about the harm we cause when we ignore our heart, our true essence

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